Ideal Gases Flashcards

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What is thermal equilibrium

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Is when energy is transferred from a region of temp to a region of low temp

When two objects are in contact with each other and they are of the same temp there is no net energy transfer

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Kelvin to Celsius and why kelvin

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0c =273k

Celsius scale is based on boiling and freezing points of water which depend on pressure

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Solid

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Particles vibrate in a fixed ordered lattice if the temperature increases the amplitude of the vibrations increase and the space between particle is small

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Liquids

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Particles can flow past each other. They are vibrating but not in fixed positions. Pacing between the particles is slightly larger

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Gas

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The particles are far apart. They don’t exert force on each other except duron collisions. They move in random linear motion

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Internal energy

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The sum of kinetic and potential energies of all the particles of a substance

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7
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Shc41

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Is the energy required to to raise the temperature to raise 1kg of a substance by 1k

E=Mcd○

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Shc equation check galleryop

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9
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Slh equation

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E=ml or latent heat=energy/mass

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What is a mole

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The amount of substance which contains the same number of particles as there are atoms In 12g of carbon 12

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11
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Number of mass

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Mass/molar mass

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Kinetic theory assumptions

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1) large number of particles in rapid random motion

2)individual particles occupy a negligible volume compared to the volume of the gas

3)all collisions are perfectly elastic and the time spent in collisions is negligible compared to the time spent between collisions

4)negligible foces between particles(no intermolecular forces) except during collision

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Gas laws equation

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pV=nRT pV=NkT

R is gas law const
n is number of moles
N I’d number of particle
K is boltzmann constant

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16
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1)Boyles law
2)charles law
3)gay-lussacs law

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For fixed amount of gas

1) t is const p is inversely proportional to v

2)p is const v is proportional is proportional to temp

3)v is const p is directly proportional temp

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Pressure in terms of the kinetic model

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Particles collide with walls aland it will exert a force on them as the particles.havw a change in momentum, newtons third law we the particles will exert and equal and opposite force and pressure is f/a and with so many collisions taking place we can assume that sigmaf/a =pressure